Financial Supply Initiatives at Scania

by Jan Bergman, Group Treasurer, Scania AB

Swedish company Scania was founded in 1891 and has built and delivered more than 1,000,000 trucks and buses for heavy transport work. Today, Scania is a leading global provider of heavy transport vehicles, in over 100 countries, including heavy trucks, urban and intercity buses, industrial and marine engines. The company also markets and sells a broad range of service-related products and financing services.

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Published May-2008
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Jan Bergman
Group Treasurer, Scania AB

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